Much of what I write is about the literature of the New Testament and that is for a variety of reasons, the most fundamental of which is that I am far more comfortable in my Greek New Testament than I am in my Hebrew Bible. Plus, I love the Gospels and the stories they tell about Jesus.

Below are a number of posts I’ve written about the New Testament.

• The Synoptic Gospels
  • General
    • “Robert Guelich on the Gospels as Portraits of Jesus.“
  • Gospel of Matthew
    •  “Evangelical Eisegesis: Greg Locke and Matthew 10:34.“
    • “Matthew’s Vision of Jesus: Jesus is the New Israel.“
    • “One Helluva Ride: The Triumphal Entry in the Gospel of Matthew.“
  • Gospel of Mark
    • Musings on Mark
    • “Render Unto Caesar: Jesus’ Subversiveness.“
    • “Was Jesus Magical? Larry Hurtado on ‘Semitic Language’ in Mark.“
    • “Who is ‘the Son of Man’?“
    • The Amateur Exegete Version (AEV) of Mark’s Gospel (Index).
• Johannine Literature
  • The Gospel of John
    • “Water Into Grape Juice?“
• Pauline Epistles
  • Authentic Pauline Epistles
    • First Epistle to the Corinthians
      • “Was the Apostle Paul a Widower?“
    • Epistle to Philemon
      • “Prepare a Guest Room.“
  • Pastoral Epistles
    • “The Mystery τῆς εὐ­σεβείας.“
• Book of Revelation
  • “Sealed by God: Who Are the 144,000 in Revelation 7?“
  • “The Antichrist in the Book of Revelation: A Passing Commentary.“